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We are currently working through upcoming changes to public transport fares announced in the government's 2023 budget. We will update you as soon as we know more.
You can still enjoy 50% off AT travel fares and concessions until 30 June 2023. Excludes Waiheke and Rakino ferry tickets. For more details, visit Half Price Discount on Public Transport Fares.
Trains are a great way to travel around Auckland with 41 stations across four lines: Southern, Eastern, Western and Onehunga.
Here you'll find information regarding where trains go, fare information, train-riding etiquette, safety tips and much more.
Train timetables
View the full train timetables for the Southern, Eastern, Western and Onehunga Line in PDF format.
The Rail Network Rebuild
From 2023 to 2025, Auckland train lines will close in sections, one at a time, for the Rail Network Rebuild. See closure details and other ways to travel.
Planned closures on the train network
Future maintenance and construction works on the rail network.
Bus replacements
Information about buses that operate in place of trains when network maintenance or upgrade work is scheduled.
Train updates service
Sign up for train updates to receive text or email messages if your train is disrupted, cancelled or delayed.
Safety around trains, stations & tracks
Keep safe around trains, stations and tracks, including level crossings and overhead wires.
Reasons for train delays
Learn more about the reasons why trains may be delayed and how to stay updated when there's a delay.
Te Huia regional train service
KiwiRail Regional passenger train service between Waikato and Auckland.
Train stations pedestrian level crossing
Auckland Transport and Kiwi Rail are working together to install automatic safety swing gates to keep pedestrians safe at various stations across the city.